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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
Chr sfmas Appeal
THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,


l55 WORrL-ST.,
has 400 children under caro- for whom desire
vide merry Christmas Donat OF money toys books
games, 30, will 10 Thankfully received.
WM F. BA tNARD. Super ntcndent
New York Protestant Episcopal City Mis- zion society.
1897 CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL for the sunday school
OF ST. BARNABASS CHAPEL will be held Christmas
Eve, Saturday. December "a The TREE will he lighted
at 73O The FESTIVAL for the SUNDAY school OF ST
AMBROSE n rich, Thompson ST.. corn,r OF Prince. wp
be held Holy Innocent Day. "Wednesday evening the
same hour. The regular animal CHRISTMAS DINNER
will be Mon lay December 26 at o'clock p IN.
To provide suitable presents and abundant Christmas
cheer will require abundant gifts OF and food from
who have heretofore enabled make this festival
worthy OF the anniversary the Greatest Gift OF III
thou hast much. give psateously"
Money should be sent to Mr. JOHN IT, BOYNToN
Treasurer % Beaver-st or 80 bleeckerst
Food TOYS. clo.hnS &c. to n IS f. Butler. Matroa
3O4 Mulberry
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rAPRRs BEFORE THE FARuERS INSTITUTE

PIPFRS BEFORE THE "A RVEHS INSTITUTE.
SYRACUSE, Dec. 20-The Farmers Institute opened at
Ahambra Hall this morning. There large attend
Dr. Peter Collier director Of the state Expert
mental Station Mt Geneva, spoke scientific Asri-
culture" j. 4 Woodward. secretary Of tile NewYork
State Agricultural society. delivered address on
Sense and Nsnsenss IN wintering sheep" W. II.
Gilbert. Of Richand, spoke on Ensage." This after
noon X. Brown State Dairy Commissioned. spoke on
Adulteration Of Dairy Products; Can We Prohibit ltf
"F armsrs' Homes aud How to Boautfy Them" was
discussed by Mrs Emma Taylor OF Johsson's Greek
Tobacco Culture; tina Conditions Required fer Its
Profitable Production the subject Oa which ). G:
Hubbard. OF iIar ford president OF tho Now England
Tsbarcs Grswer3 atisn. addressed tho nsiute
This evening - f. Roberts professor Of agriculture at
Cornell University spoke On Z" Nitrogen Potash AMI
Pho phoric Acl: How to Procure Them n d How 10
Sell Them" anil Anne lean Resource, In Fruits" was
tho theme which Professor l. Ii. Bailey, Of the Michigan
Agricultural College, treated.
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NE zH0UoHr He kxEw WIT he WIS AEoC1

from The Btngb anton Repubifcnn.
EditOr-Writ. q csiumn editorial msrn
Ing pTasinx pre-i lev~sn Ia message and abusizG
Nr Blaine far hts pO>ton on the ttriM
Leader writer r-h,v-bnt that werlI he a stran
ps-it.su "a Republic paper to take sir aud do
think iier~ ~ anything 10 Justify H.
Don't what iprs snt 10 Justify n. There
IL ch ipcs 10 be noticed the whole demo- press
Of the country the l-a-g Republican paper etc,
that don't propose TO miss"
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ORR.


TIE REV. FATHER MACC ONOCHIE
1">,rN, I,c. 2t-ih" lcS. tsthor Mi"o"no"hl",
rector II - Peters. Lopdon pocls, formerly of IT.
AlAau'.. flolhorn. died on saturday at no clergy
house competed with that parish ilc was ono OF
ths moot l.uLcunc"i rlipaii,ts In tho established
cADerh. and had trcn Imprisoned al various times
iIi A.s artrr> by the IGclo,la,tlCl court and In
l--., h- urlo>rd nom las ptrirfuirnt AT -.
ADAMS Peters IS situated the Suu.s OF Lon
dom here a eat wO.h VA, carried ON by Father
MacconUchir and his a,-l,iant,.
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Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

Who that enjoyed comfortable homes happy iivss
and all tho blessings OF good fortune help thinking
CHRISTMAS time OF the poor children OF the great ctys
They live in cellars OF tho tenement houses they
and under and creep forth ragged
and hungry hunt for living the streets Some shvet
in tho winters cold wet BY and snow and
have place TO call home They to he outcas OF
Grimm ais Who will help thsmi The CHILDRENS AID
SOCIETY wish to make the Christmas tide the happiet
son OF the year to these poor little
We would DO glad to shoes feet clothing
shivsrine DO Tics and I'll empty stsmachs
Above all We would be happy make tho best possible
present To the homeless OF home
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS you'd put shoes the foe
Of twenty five littls ones
FIFTY DOLLARS would provide hot dinners for eighty
children for mouth.
distant home
Who Will help Christmas happier for the unforta
natot
C.. BRACE. Secretary,
ChilIrens And Society
Station d. 81 St Marks Place Now York.
December 1887.
s Of provisions and clothing be to the Central
Office No - ST Marks Place. NewlOrk CITY, will b
CO led for. II the add ess bs forwarded
Donations OF money may lie enclosed to Of tho unden
GEORGE s. COE Treasurer.
VIM A. BOOTH President
Third National Bank
GEORGE Y. COF, Treasurer 20 Nassau
American Exchange National Bank. New.YOrk.
l2S Broadway.
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VNVSTlL INfERES ~ ELAINE"

Tho profssso OF Elaine" announced for tor
morrow afternoon unusual aHODnI OF interest
applications for seats have been 50 numerous that
already every PLACES allotted Among thOss who
have been Invited yrf have accepted are II my irving
Ellen Geo WIZ urti An u-tu> : eau rns
]. C. Nict0l, H. w Robbins ). ca Il B'ckwtb, Gcotge
Henry Hell. y. 5. Church, Arthur HOeber W. A. CONN
and r. Addison Richards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

FUNERAL w GOFhHNOR BODHELL
AUGUSTA, Me-. Dec. 2O.-Business entirely sus
pended this morning the flags all at hafmast and
thousands OF visitors in town TO attend the funeral
OF Governor B.dwell Hsfhour guns were nred At tho
United states Arsenal all tho morning AT o'clock the
doors OF the capitol opened 10 numbers OF people
who were waiting to take last lsok at the Governors
face when time arrived the public exercises the
doors OF the House OF Representatives were opened and
the family and relatives OF the deceased were first adj
mttcd Following these eame the legislative commit
tees Ind delesatrs from various organization through
out the State rhs general public thsn admitted and
all tho space In the large hall occupied.
The Rev A. +. steele read the Scriptures and offered
prayer Ths Rev c. A. HAYDEN. Of Auburn delivered
the funeral address The Rev. Mr. Gleihll prenons ed
tbs bsaedicton and the funeral procession was then
fOrmet
DELEGATION from the Bah Military and Naval
Orphans Home arrived to-day Tho children. twelve In
number. placed on he con beautiful floral tribute
Governor Anss SAINT feeling letter OF which also
explained his Inability 10 attend.
Tae funeral procession went to Halo we'll, whore tho
burial took place AT 3: 81 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
Two NOTABLE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Iva. nm ztb1au Journal

Democracy may we'll ireuitlo NJ tho success OF inc
two rr, al primaries OOlng 10 ltcl uDi!can
yictory in 1888. he convention Of Republican ciups
fin Now-Yok city and tho anti s-loon lsopuoiic Al
c,nercnce I'm SYRACUSE have en- held In Stalo
,hcrc ms, such an Iniluence theirs IL necdo ard
they have called ,Ogstler the best elements In mo
pari men who fct that they had great hi'SSioh
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

mr. CHA NBERFATN STARTS FfR CANADA
Joseph Cnamberlaia. VI. p. J. H. @. Bergns. W. L. ID
Maycsck and the isnorabo HeSry Edwards. who ar
rived here from Washington Monday started for Can
ada Yesterday to be the OF Lord Lanssowne at
EdsauI Hall. OttaSa for week 1t is not on
the cards Doubt Mr.. Chamborlan will ger ssmo
the ashsry question: durss hi, seourn In Caa-
ada. Aucr lraVsg 'hradt he and his conpanoa' VIII
return ia Washington. presumably" to resume tao Goa
ference about the fisheries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
SUNDAY rRAIvs " uAsrA cHuSETrS

Tho attention Of the different railway and steamboat
companies of tho state has been called by The rail-
road commissioners TO the existing statutes on tho
subject Of Sunday trains.
Tho amendments to the previous laws on this qucs-
ton passed last spring removed the previous rcstrc
tons to sunday rattle by stirling out the wofd
through" and gives the commissioners the power 10
authorize the running OF any ms deemed necessary
by that body But the fact Is emphasized i' tho com
missOners that Sunday train can be legally run
unless permission has been given by them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
syOByJABY ENDJCoTT AT LRAvEyW0RIH

SECRETARY ENDICOTT AT LRA VENWORIH.
LEAvESwoRrH. Kan. Dec. 2"-'ecre arv Enfic"tt.
Adjutant General Drum. Colonel T. Barrand and APP
tain ID NJ iavor. the Secretary military secretary,
arrived at i@avenwOrtA this morning. Ths secre
received with ~alute OF seven cen guns lilo
Is here TO inspect the military prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
ly OHyOiy "WHOOPS IT up FOR BLAINE
FALL kanf1lns RknMbiledn.

blaine failed In 1884 But Foraker fall d In 1893,
ans wnn In 1884 and '85. Han IA led In 3t and
won I'm 40 Jackson failed In 1894 and was elected
In 1873 aud 1872 ,..
HIalue was not elected In 1884 but no received
h:hor vote u an any Republican candidate for frosl-
Biaine did not carry Now-York but he reoeived .
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CHOOSING RIDDLEBERokms succEssoR.


RICHMOND. Dec - ,SDeciah. Both houses OF the Cen
Assembly of Virginia began today the Lection OF
United states Senator to take tho place OF Senator
Rldeberger in March. 1889 The Democrats no Minated
John = Barhsur and tho R-publlsans william Mshons
Each Cauiisc received the unanimous support or III.
purity Tho result will he announced TO morrow and
will make I}arbsur Senator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
WORK OF TIE YEAR.

There during Lodging HonseS
$3.50 different boy. and girls 2do3O+ meals and 2o276l
lodgings supplied. In the day
evening schools 10 1927 chirs were ght ana
partly fed ami clothed SIS $50 meals being supplied 29%
wero mt Ia homes both IN thu East and the West lO38
were aied with 10 medicine. &C. through the Sick Chill
drcn's Mission 4436 children cnoys the
summer Home" At Bath. f. averaging about 800 per
week. 6S03 mothers aud sick infants the
Health Home Conev Island; 1853 grs have
sructed IN tho OF tho sewing machine the Girls
Lodging Ilouse and In the Industrial Schools S7253 Sc
have boon deposited In tho Penny savings Bank Total num-
charge the SncietY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

hardly belle o her eyoa with that delightful s-rsiRnt
iorwardno which 20 ofop marks tho recontly olo-
val Cd. abe SAIL:
Longtime"
. Yes" 10 lied her lad ship, quietly; at Is But,
then you sec, I've had II Q long tLmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

27o higher han tho corresponding day last yssr aud
! 10 lever than Monday.
In ana this city ts-day there will probably DO
light rain. ssst snow. followed DO much colder CLEAR
Ing weather.
At present fair s,il colder weather is Indicated for
Thursday msderating somewhat By Friday Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

PIERRE LORILLARUS SOY SOMEWHAT BETTER
Griswod Lorard. a son Of Pierre Iorllard. VIII" has
been IN for some time his fathers honse. No $50
fh-ave Is now convaesteut and expects To be about
again few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
The Hospital
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASSOCIATION
OF NETWORK CITY.
1897
HOSPITAL SUNDAY. DECEMBER IS.


Contributions ally solcitei the above DAYS 10
tho GENERAL FUND, which Will be divided among
Associated Hospitals the basis OF FREE for .ich
pool.
Giusmay be design ltei however for Hospit OF the
and such Will be duly orw lrdei bv Treasures
the Association 10 the Hospital indie Ate BY the donor
METHODS OF CONrRIBUTING
l. Through the collections in the churches Hospital
Sunday and In tho synagoGuss On HosDita ,turd2y.
=. Through Auxiliary Associations As follows;
Dry Goods TrsdeA W. kingman. Treasurer. go Worth
Cigar and Tobacco Trade--Henry Rosonwald Treasurer
l45 Water
OIL Paint and Drug Traic-A II. Ansbacher Treasurer.
Book rrs'e-lIenry r. Barnes Treasurer. Ill wlhamst
Wine AM spirit, Trade Charles Rrnaul. Treasurer. IS
Prlnrers Paper Dealer. Type Founders-M. b. wyu-
kOop rre isurrr l2i FutOn-st
Hide Leather Fade iressnrers Theodore VI. Barnes
b5 FrInkfurtsL and charles iItuselt % S?ruca--t
Through list, sent To all lea conner
cll and nuf4tulg estal shmen's IN the CitY In this
that and employees VIII make common cause
contributing q this broad chartT Among the trades
provided th lists are the tOlOwing;
Ira is. Millinery Trade.
Clothing amt lOtk irlie
Beoi a Il snos Trade Con iecr isnsry rrad>
Hat and Cap Trade Iron and ltari rrltoA
shit Ira "a. Piano Trade
Jewelrv Trade tofea an Tea rraiet
Straw Goods Trade Furniture Fraic,
Fancy Goods irIic Fur Trade.
Rubber GO,ls Trdde Furnishing Goods Trada
and more 81 oier trades
Banks AM lankers, insursn g. trust steamship and
telegraph companies, and CORDOBA IONS generally.
s Through commute es 81 Al the exchanges.
g. Through the Oowi benevolent orders: Free Mts0ny
ODD Fellow Bna Brth Free sons - Isras kesher >hel
Barrel. sons Of henl amin. am sons OF Ahrah'm s,.
In actories sni pi ,crs Of puzzle ro'ort . go 49,
Finally. through nsnev direct 10 Mr.. CHARLES
LANIER General Treasurer. No u Nassanst. 70 whos
all money contrbur should be sent ON CHECK.
hs indie rrd To nm he'or. January Is 1888 after
wch tie full report OF tho collection will be given trouh
"' P'0'" F'G EO uAcCUJIOCU MILLER President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

A. fast - they came ont the old ono nabbed them.
But age gradually impaired tho eyesigh of tho Older
partner and row The young ono takes tn lower station
Is e1ecu'ioncr, while the elder tramps tho hay"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
higher VITO THAI any Republican svo received in that

Blaine was defeated In NewYork by majority Of
Loaf but tho majority against the Republicans IN
NcwYork was 600 the year bsfo,e and 49, 900 two
IT 900 In 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

TSDTCOrT-DAY-O Tu-.lav. December 20. 1887 at tho
OF Transhgursto by the tcv George oukn-
~ ia Lon daughter OF the lae John Day. and
George EndIcott, OF Now-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
6pcrill Notifies.

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
ACCEPTABLE TO ALL
MA~SEY'S
VIOLET ORRIS,
the acknowledged lesding perfume Of tho dav for
DELICACY AND REFINEMENT'
In 25c ami soc. packets.
CASWFLI. MASSEY &c CO.,
lI2l Broadway. corner 25th.st.
B7S Fifth. ave. opposite w ndsor Hotel
and export H. I.
A. William r. Moore. Aucfionccr.
MOOKES AUCTION GALLEHfES
2go FIFrH.AVE
SALE THIS WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY, boo u. 20 a1d %. O'clock each day.
HOLIDAY SALE OF
FINE JAPANESE POTTERIES AND BRONIES 60
large AVID choice from which to bav. at
LOW CrlON PII ~ .,
HANDSOME ORN AMENr~ AND USEFUL OBJECTS
Rich Table Services. Plates Cups an Sancers owls,
Rot to-. Decaner. Dishes Gonga ~ t. 80 &r VI and
som. Vases Umbrsla stand. lar iinsres PlAIues &o
H. onZe BuckeIs Cani estcks tIgurea Vases
Spills, &c: SIX Scarfs and other teiu o.
A. Thona. ]. iucAen ~ Co.,
ART GALLkRIEs. sl1. $40 hKoADwkY
500 CHOICE ANrIQU and MoDEhN TURKISH
PERSIAN CARPETS. hUHN. PoRFIEREA
ANDV CURTAINS
dIreot mpor latiob rom Con ,tantinopla
ALSO poMf sTIC AND APES RY CURrAfNs.
now on exhibition At tho
BUCKtN ART 0AlLEKIEs.
8i7, sl9 BROADWAY
THIS wEpNErEssS4a6Yss rH p AN, FRIDAY
AT a:so 0CLoGK EACH DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

blanket TOBOGGAN SUITS.
California hsnkri- designs. stylish suits to order
splldins & frUs.. 21l Broadway. Catalogue free
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MARRIED.

Open evenings this week Fowler Wells Co rs Broad
sale stock NJ Juvsnile and hOlI.
day BOOKS and chronological Examinations with charA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

Tenth season.
MRS. ELRArH )
HOMEMADE
MINCE MEAT. NOW READY. Ais,
PRESERVED,
branded.
sPIcED FRUIr4
Jelles Jams Pickles an Minc- MoltL
PURE RED CURKANr JELLY.
For prices, references. &C. a tdrrss
Mira SARAH :. MCELRATH,
3O3 Dcgraw.st. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
orI. H. GOLDSMITH Fruterer
OH Broadway. New.York,
where tho goods b. purchased or orders left
Experienced Editor wants sltuauon city country
Republican o Independent; strictly temper,te: w"rn
cheap EDITOR 235 East 9th. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

1RlpuSv OFFICE. Dec 2l-l m.-Fair weather
slowly yielded to eoudinsss yes'srday and ny evening
light rain and aieet hogan falling The temperature
RANGED between 20 and So, the average (3o being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

IT t possible n through Ife Without once lax
a coli. of the minor. and few o. tho more
ious Ills OF life woud avoided But since II ds
hop. for happy exemption. It is we'll to re mem
Der nat DR.. Jsyu-s FIpecorlnt Is sure curative for
coughs aud colds. asthma aud bronchitis. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21
OBITUARY NOTES.

PmtL.prLruI,. Dr,. - >p-rraI william TYLER. we'll
knorn hn'nc-- circ.s. die 'h. mprniug n the age
~; rirlty-.,yp llc tAc partner OF "a o
-at OF iyirr & smith. Ills wife an one sou
survive hlH.
WuNiNoIoN. bel. Doc - ,SDcc,ab.-Dr. Robert nm
Carse lici at his Milfori to-day from
partly.is. At The aga "f sIt,-seven years, lie
native Milford and gr.dItird rom tho University
of Nsw-Inrk III lSti In 1887 Prcsi buchanan
4 pIYiHh,e the NayN. ~nIcI position he
Nil utt l~~ ~h IN ne WAS rotrai with the relative
rank nl com u"iOfe.
Li>coLN ia Dee 2).-Euseno Bogarins. eldest son
OF Captain H. Bpsarins. DIE here ye,trr lay OF con-
gesiIon OF iunSs io tsontr-tws yo.r, cid.
INCA. Dsc. 1O.-At II o'cloc, this msrn-s silas
Party. ~ Nnc,D, sixty eight. stricken ~lth
paralysis Uc diet at 3.Jp r. 10 hal been III tho
einpn, I tn Sew York enfra ant Huison klv-r
haoa Tor forty AMI T'r tsr past tntS eight
year, nat tho station agent at NultssbOrO.
b TX-NFNlTOR Plat SfCTRES / JUDGHElT
\ judgment against tho American Graphic Company
I'm favor Of Ihonl, G.. I1ati for s1Oil n5 wa fled
Ia tho touniy Clerks office. T. H. Con, who recently
purchased controlling interest III " The GI"thc''
siNo Information In regard To tho care last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

"IO THE LAnIE3."
Caw's d" Dsshaway" will surely do
To make a ChristN gift fer you
1-senl TO Mr. --. you know who.
douhr-i-el foua ain pen mat MAYER falls
Caw's Ink aud Pen Co.. VI" $50 Broadway, opposite
st; uptown branch. 20 5th-ayc. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-21

Y HOURS; hOrninE.

In The ia gram shows the s'tsnruo sac
thu Untsl states NlsnN
service states sis clty The iicAs ho
turs sstsd 1T II sdnuts pharmacy. 2ls bre~h"C
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-14
TO Delinquent Tax Payers.

Notice il hereby given that | have this
day (Nov %, 1876 levied upon the fol
lowing described property, in accordance
with law, and that on Monday, December
80, 1886, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. N. and 3 O'Clock p NJ of said day, in
front Of the Court Hose of Boise county,
| will, in obedience to Law in this case
made aud provided, commence to sell the
following described property, or SO much
as may be necessary to satisfy the taxes
and costs thereof:
E. r. LEONARD: House and improve
ments on land on Shafer Creek Road
formerly owned by Still Kelley, Boise
county, l. T., $50; three horses, $3.50;
three yearlings, $50; fifty five milk cows
$l,315; ten two-year olds, $3.50; five year
lings, $50. Total-$l ,9j5. Tax and costs
1865.
BEN T. DAVIS,
Assessor and Tax Col Boise Co, |. T.
Nov ~, 1886
The above sale is postponed until Fri
day, January :, 1887.
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Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF GEORGE W. ANDERSON, De
CEASED.
NkOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By
DV the undersigned, Administrative OF
The estate OF George W. Anderson, de
ceased, 10 ,he creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary youch
ers, within four months after the first pub
licaton of this notice, to the said Admin
istratrIx at her residence in Pioneeryille
in the county of Boise.
MARY PAULINE ANDERSON,
Administrative of the estate OF George
W. Anderson. deceased.
Dated at Pioneervlie, Boise county, |
T., Dec 8. 1886. 4w.
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YOUNG MEN

sring from any of the above symptoms shou''
Us at once. The drain can be stopped. Vi
Esstored, and life be made again plessur
~ Of burden.
II are MANY
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-23
Haaspa 0oinGs.

ANFN. SOlO.. April 10, 1881.
To the B.iitor NJ TIM HERALD;
Last week Harvey Shanklan met with
severe accident by being kicked by a
horse he WAS branding. The animal
struck him on the upper jaw breaking II
and knocking out three teeth. Harve
says he must h;rc chopped feed now.
When our estimable j. +. Is not en-.
gagged In deciding questions Of law he
spends his time in meditations on the
past. present and next fall and coloring
his favorlte pipe.
Lem Breeze is sure enough working
in spite Of his pet sickness. saw him
setting on scraper and he said that he
was working.
Leo Tower holds his arms COM
placcntly and says that he Is not inter-
cstcd In this wicked strife here below.
Must he that his treasures are laid up
at Hahn's Peak where the moth. rust,
ETC., cannot get away with the records.
Charley Brotberton thinks the stock
business is not all profit. Tho COW busi-
ness is all right. Mr.. ID. The difficulty
lies in getting the right kind Of a fore
man.
Tommie is very quiet lately. They
say silence gives consent. All right.
We understand. What Office do you
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-23

county or public road or any residence
Thomas Terpin, constable. claimed
$is, allowed si5.sO; 4 shumate, pros
ecuting ease so. salary 500.
Other bills allowed On general fund
Geo iuls, clerk and judge Of election
$i7.6O; Samuel Boise, $50; J McEirOy
$7iO; J l. Hodges, holding inqusse
Si7.dO; A j Gregory, commissioned
fees, $s4; 10 Reynolds, same, $3.50; \
u Nelson, same. S7l.GO; ID X Va
Cleef, assessors fees, s63; NRG Fer
guson. SO.
Adjourned.